The Watchman On The Wall

Eph 6:12 For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places. Verse 13 Wherefore take unto you the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to withstand in the evil day, and having done all, to stand.

Thursday, August 17, 2017

When you see an
anti-Trump protest, riot, a confederate statue protest or another mass shooting, don’t believe your eyes.
The “protesters” and “victims”, including amputees, you see are just be acting

What we saw in the Charlottesville riots and at other are "deep state" plots are incidents intended to bring Trump down and ultimately the United States. The CIA and the "deep state" are likely providing agent provocateurs for both sides to cause violence. It is Hegelian logic. Create a crisis, provoke a counter crisis and then provide a "deep state" authoritarian solution. (Thesis, anti-thesis and synthesis)

Located
in Denver, Colorado, a business that calls itself VisionBox Crisis Actors provides
professionals (“trained players and actors”) who impersonate real-life
people in simulations of mass casualty events, such as government drills,
shootings and bombings, to help “schools and first responders create realistic
drills, full-scale exercises, high-fidelity simulations, and interactive 3D
films.” As an Oct. 31, 2012 feature story on
the Crisis Actors website which I found once boasted:

A new group of actors is now
available nationwide for active shooter drills and mall shooting full-scale
exercises, announced Visionbox, Denver’s leading professional actors studio.

Visionbox
Crisis Actors are trained in criminal and victim behavior, and bring intense
realism to simulated mass casualty incidents in public places.

The
actors’ stage acting experience, ranging from
Shakespeare to contemporary American theater, enables them to
“stay in character” throughout an exercise, and
improvise scenes of extreme stress while strictly following official exercise
scenarios. […]

Visionbox
Crisis Actors can also play the role of citizens
calling 911 or mall management, or posting comments on social media websites.

Curiously, since the phenomenon of
crisis actors was uncovered after the Sandy Hook false-flag, crisis actors seem
to have gone underground. VisionBox revised its website, removing any
mention of crisis actors. But this video that was
uploaded to YouTube on Dec. 23, 2012, says the same things about VisionBox
which I had written about.

To add to the insanity, there are even
amputee crisis actors, such as those from a business called Amputees in Action, which
provides “trained professional amputee actors” who promise to “remain in
character” “for the film and screen industries and for emergency and military
services training simulations” with “special effects (SFX) make-up, moulage and
prosthetic artists use cutting edge technology to enhance and extend the
appearance and function of limb-loss scenarios.”

Alleged
victim of the 2013 Boston Marathon bombings, Jeff Bauman, pictured above, is an example of an amputee crisis
actor. Friends, do you really think you could sustain the injuries in the photo with a large amount of bone protuding and remain conscious? I don't think so. See the reasons why in “Hollywood producer Nathan Folks says Boston Bombing’s a
false flag”.

Now add fake political protests and
protesters to the things that crisis actors do.

Jamie Taete
reported for Vice, Aug. 6, 2013, that Crowds on Demand is a
company that will organize a crowd for you, on demand. The crowd can be fake
fans for some celebrity or aspiring celebrity, or fake protesters for a cause.

Since the company’s fake fan events are
“super secret,” Taete attended instead “a fake
protest” called “Purge Day USA” (to purge mental health problems) which the
company organized in Los Angeles “in coordination with a charity” to “raise
awareness about mental health issues”. Here’s a photo of the fake protesters:

Crowds on Demand’s founder and CEO Adam
Swart, pictured below, said that there were about
20 protesters at the fake protest and all of them were “provided by me”. The
fake protesters were paid $15 an hour. Swart charges “a couple thousand
dollars” to organize a fake protest with about 20 actors, but he gives
discounts to charities.

To critics who say Crowds on Demand is
unethical, Swart, who is only 24 years
old , openly and brazenly admits: “Is it misleading? Yes.
That’s the idea.”

A more recent example of fake protesters is
an ad on Craig’s List soliciting actors to impersonate
protesters at Trump rallies.

As
reported by ZeroHedge on March
30, 2016, the ad was placed by “I’m feelin’ the Bern” Bernie Sanders supporters
who promise to provide shuttle buses, parking, and protest signs, as well as
$15/hour to the actors. Here’s a screenshot of the Craig’s List ad:

The
above ad has since been removed by its author,
the ad is part of a recurring pattern of anti-Trump Craigslist ads soliciting
and paying people to protest at Trump rallies. Reportedly the fake protesters were hired not by Sanders,
but by Hillary Clinton’s people, and paid for bythe
usual suspects George Soros, MoveOn.org, andProgressive Auto Insurance‘s Jonathan
Lewis:

The Establishment on both the
left and the right, who want to disenfranchise the millions of Republican
voters who support Donald Trump, have blamed the staged riots near Trump
rallies on Trump or on Bernie Sanders. That’s like blaming the Russians for the
Reichstag Fire. Bernie has little to do with these manufactured protests. This
is a Clinton operation, a
faux protest.

False flag operations have long been common in politics, but these riots
are poisonous to the electorate, intentionally designed to turn violent and
stifle free speech.

This
free speech-busting goon squad operation is directed by supporters of Hillary
Clinton. It is paid for mostly by George Soros and MoveOn.org and pushed by David Brock at Media Matters for
America. It’s also funded by reclusive billionaire Jonathan Lewis, whowas identified by the Miami New Times as a
“mystery man.” He inherited roughly a billion
dollars from his father Peter Lewis (founder of Progressive Insurance Company).

You will recall that a march and demonstration
against Trump at Trump Tower during the election campaign essentially fizzled when
only 500 “protesters” of the promised 5000 showed up. Infiltrating the crowd, it was learned most were
from MoveOn or the Occupy movement. Soap was definitely in short supply
in this crowd. Several admitted answering a Craig’s list ad paying $16.00 an
hour for protesters.

Playing
an important role in California’s campaign contributions to Obama is a secret, invitation-only
group of leftist moneybags who call themselves the Democracy Alliance (DA), which
funneled some $100 million into the 2012 election.

Given the group’s leftwing ideological
proclivities — pro-Obama, amnesty for illegals, gun control, climate change,
abortion, gay “rights” — it should more appropriately be called the Lucifer
Alliance. And that’s how
I’ll refer to the group in this essay.

Although
the DA discloses neither its members nor its beneficiaries, information
has leaked out over time. Three of its members are very well known. They are:

1.
The old goat, George Soros: billionaire
international currency speculator and backer of Obama and Hillary. On April 9,
2007, Soros, to the right of the stairwell, held a fund-raiser for
Obama where this picture was taken:

2. Below is a picture of Chris Hughes: The 29-year-old co-founder of
Facebook.

3. Peter Lewis, chairman of Progressive Insurance, which
is why you should not buy your auto insurance from Progressive because it
is truly a left wing progressive company.

In
early May of 2013, the group held a 5-day semi-annual conference in a
luxury ocean-front resort in Laguna Beach, Calif., to which the Los Angeles Times was granted exclusive access.

Matea
Gold reports for
the L.A. Times, May 4, 2013, that the DA is an influential network of some of
America’s wealthiest “liberal” political donors. Comprised of roughly 100
members who pay annual dues of $30,000, the Alliance itself does not make
donations. Instead it requires its members to contribute at least $200,000 a
year to organizations in the Alliance’s portfolio.

The
group intentionally has a low profile and “carries significant sway on the
left,” with deep-pocketed members like Soros, Hughes, and Lewis. Rob
McKay, a San
Francisco-based philanthropist is the DA’s chairman.

Since its founding by strategist Rob Stein, pictured above, in 2005, the DA has contributed some
$500 million toward leftwing candidates and causes, including the
“liberal” think tank Center for American
Progress; Media Matters for
America, which aims to debunk conservative claims; and Catalist, which maintains a voter
database used to help campaigns target potential supporters.

At
the Laguna Beach conference, the
group selected the pro-Obama Organizing for Action (OFA) and immigration reform
groups such as the National Immigration Forum as some of its top 2013 funding
priorities.

OFA
is a nonprofit group formed by Obama’s’s top political aides that has been
pressing for Congress to pass a universal background check for gun buyers,
among other issues. The DA has brought in about $5 million for OFA in the
first quarter of 2013, with a goal to raise a total of $50 million by year’s
end.

The Laguna Beach conference drew more
than 150 donors and activists for sessions on topics such as the economy, gun control and climate change. Among the
activists pitching to the donors was OFA executive director Jon
Carson, who is pictured below. He was Obama's national field director in the 2008 campaign.

Speakers at the conference included California Gov. Jerry Brown, California Lt. Gov.
and former San Francisco mayor Gavin
Newsom, and Robert Reich,
Secretary of Labor in the Clinton Administration.

By
the end of the conference, members
had pledged to distribute $50 million this year to an array of groups on the
left, a sum leaders said was particularly impressive in light of last
year’s costly election campaign.